Behringer BEQ700, Tan: 7-Band Graphic Equalizer Pedal for Electric Guitar, Model Number BEQ700, Compact Design, Yellow

Seems to work well, I do not get extra noise. Only using with 9v battery for now. For the cost it’s worth it.

I decided to buy this pedal so as to avoid replacing the pickups in my bass, and I have not been dissapointed -- as soon as I figured out what frequencies I wanted to boost, my tone has improved dramatically. I mostly play metal and gothic rock, and having a brighter tone that can cut through the mix while not being muddy is something I was having trouble with before getting this pedal.The plastic case feels more than sturdy enough for home use, and if you don't stomp on it while wearing a suit of medieval armor (like some people who complained about the plastic have probably done), I don't see why it couldn't work for casual gigging.I will say that it does tend to start clipping and/or hissing if you turn up the higher frequencies too much. My advice is to set it to a point at which it's not noisy, and then turning up the volume on your amp -- that seems to work much better, but it might be personal preference.

Feels a tad cheap, but does the trick sound wise.

It's not going to be built like a brick, we all know this. That's not the point though. The point is, this actually sounds really good for the money. Like, I was expecting quite a bit of noise, or at least some noise, but nope! Very clean, easy to use graphic EQ with good selection of bands. Really underestimated how useful these become in a pinch.

Works well, and I'm happy with it, but others may wish it were more robust.

Yeah, it's made of plastic, but this thing is a workhorse. It's the key to my tone. Sounds like Boss but much more affordable. Perfect for home or local shows. If you are playing out a lot or touring, then you may want to get the Boss eq for durability.

Behringer Pedals Are Awesome !!!!

I bought this Behringer bass equalizer primarily because someone I knew had a Bahringer bass amplifier and it was a nice piece of kit at a very reasonable price; this pedal did not fall in that bracket.When I first received the package felt heavy, usually a good indication. I was quite disappointed when I opened the box and the pedal was clearly made of plastic and it was only heavy thanks a metal plate on the bottom. I read the instruction on the bottom plate, and it clearly stated that the box used a battery, as did the written manual in the box; this is where things went downhill.The manual stated that the pedal did not use an on/off switch even though the pedal clearly clicked when pushed indicating the presence of an on/off switch. The manual also stated that unit employed a battery, but when I opened the pedal to install a battery I discovered that there was no battery compartment. Additionally, the pedal was made of a light gage plastic.Therefore, I closed the pedal and proceeded to use an adaptor to power it. I plugged the pedal into my amp and plugged in my bass to discover that the pedal did not function at all. At that point, I threw the towel and decided to return the pedal. The moral of the story is that you get what you pay for. I will be sticking with brands like BOSS and MXR from now on; lesson learned.